GraniteShares Files a 2x Leveraged ETF Tied to Nvidia's B200 Chip

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on September 21, 2026.

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GraniteShares has filed for a 2x leveraged ETF built around the B200, Nvidia's Blackwell-generation chip. The filing signals that issuers are now willing to structure daily-reset leveraged products around a specific product cycle within a single company's lineup.

Daily 2x leverage means the fund targets twice the return of its underlying exposure each day, and that reset mechanic cuts both ways. In a sustained rally, gains compound favorably, but in a choppy or declining market, losses compound just as aggressively, making the product better suited to short-term tactical positions than to buy-and-hold strategies.

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The filing was flagged by Bloomberg Intelligence ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, whose social posts reliably surface early-stage regulatory filings before they reach broader attention. His note on September 21, 2026 drew replies and a quote tweet, suggesting the ETF community was already sizing up the product's appeal and risks.

For investors already trading the Blackwell demand story, this ETF would represent a concentrated, amplified expression of that thesis. Anyone considering it would need to weigh whether the B200 cycle has enough runway and low enough near-term volatility to make leveraged daily exposure worthwhile rather than punishing.